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Second Wave Petroleum Inc > Apart from CUTPICK, check out other CPG deals
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Post by puntabeach on Apr 04, 2013 4:37pm

Apart from CUTPICK, check out other CPG deals

Check  out   the  deals  of   CPG   in  2012. Pay  attention  at  the  deal   with  RELIABLE  ENERGY   which   shows   the  WORST  CASE   scenario   for  SCS:

 

January   2012: CPG  bought Wild Stream (TSX Venture: WSX) for $611 million, adding production of approximately 5,400 boepd. 

 

February  2012: CPG  bought assets in the Viewfield Bakken light oil resource play in southeast Saskatchewan from PetroBakken (PBKEF.PK) for $427 million in cash, adding 2,900 boepd (85%   oil  and  liquids)  in production.

 

February   2012:  Crescent Point also acquired Manitoba light oil assets (70%  oil  and  liquids)  with production of just  940 boepd for $130 million.

 

March   2012: CPG  acquired the majority stake in Reliable Energy that it didn't already own for about $99 million. The deal added production of approximately 1,000 boepd (65%  oil  and  liquids)  from the Bakken light oil play.

 
Reliable  Energy   was   HEAVILY  IN  DEBT. This   shows  that   SCS  can  get   AT   LEAST    $200M    as  it  has  DOUBLE   production  and  MORE   OILY   production   than   Reliable    Energy.
 
Excluding   the  net   debt,   it   gives   a   market  cap   of    $90 M     MINIMUM,  which  is   $1.1/share !
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